What was your first car????
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Flashjeff
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C'mon now, CC1! I'm not Shaquille O'Neal! Accords were (and still are) roomy. You're probably thinking about the Civic which is smaller, and for the record, I was able to fit into those as well as a friend owns a Civic which I've rode in before and I was comfortable in it.
To Mycernius: Accords? An old person's car? Maybe in the UK but here in the colonies, lots of young people tool around in 'em, especially the V6 versions.
a Chevelle
My first car could have been a very reliable old person's car, but no I had to have a cool car. It was a blue 1996 chevy chevelle ss 396. This car had a white top and two white stripes down the front and back. It was sooo cool, the only problem was about every second or third stop you had to crawl under it and unhang the gears. Which really wasn't a big deal unless someone was behind you or you were dressed to go out. I finally learned how to unhang the gears from under the hood. These days I am more sensible and can afford better autos so I search for quality as well as looks. I have driven everything from a small mitsubishi eclipse to a large dodge extended cab 4 wheel drive dually. Since the dually was a 6 speed it took a little getting used to.
My first car could have been a very reliable old person's car, but no I had to have a cool car. It was a blue 1996 chevy chevelle ss 396. This car had a white top and two white stripes down the front and back. It was sooo cool, the only problem was about every second or third stop you had to crawl under it and unhang the gears. Which really wasn't a big deal unless someone was behind you or you were dressed to go out. I finally learned how to unhang the gears from under the hood. These days I am more sensible and can afford better autos so I search for quality as well as looks. I have driven everything from a small mitsubishi eclipse to a large dodge extended cab 4 wheel drive dually. Since the dually was a 6 speed it took a little getting used to.
